James Street
Three quarters up the unique timeline of houses that ascends a steep side street in Tasmania’s historic Launceston, James Street is an immaculate display of architectural logic.
Three quarters up the unique timeline of houses that ascends a steep side street in Tasmania’s historic Launceston, James Street is an immaculate display of architectural logic.
Responding to the ongoing need for affordable and considered social housing, especially and most importantly for First Nations people, Brickworks and esteemed architectural firm, Breathe, have collaborated with Aboriginal Housing Victoria (AHV), to bring to life a new direction in quality, multi-residential projects.
Built to respond sensitively to its heritage environment, this inspiring family home is a measured exercise in contemporary living.
Set on the idyllic shores of Gravelly Beach, Stoney Rise Wine's new cellar door, conceptualised by Cumulus Studio is a sculptural build, modern in form yet natural in materiality. An angular structure, with sloping diagonal features, the project plays with light, casting shadow over the grassy hills surrounding the Cellar Door.
A new multi-residential apartment complex in Alexandria has paved the way for a new era of sustainable building.
Nestled within a tree-lined street in the inner-city suburbs of Melbourne, lies a suburban family home like you’ve never seen it before.
Global architecture firm, Woods Bagot takes on Adelaide's CBD with a 20-storey multipurpose office block and a new standard of sustainability for the city.